Smyrna times., 1887-09-28

~ O'Vuludy uIuer the provision of the
charter granted at the last session of
the Legislature to elect town commits
sioners.
CLAYTON LODGE. No. I6, LOG.
Will hold a public meeting in their Hail
dayton Del, on the evening of Octo-
Der 7th. The public is cordially invited
to attend - ''N'
HARVEY W., son of VIM. A. FAIRIES
oroke the larger bone of his forearm
Monday by fall which caused his arm
TO strike the curb stone with consid.
cradle force. ''7'O
ALL the members of Pilgrim Castle
no. K. G. E., of Clayton, Del. ar, re-
quested to be present on Monday eve.
ming, Oct. 3rd, as business ofimDortonce
will be transacted.
49,, The Boston one-price Clothing Store
Wilmington, advertised in ouT first
page, is a well known establishment to
which the attention of people visiting
Wilmington is directed.
The time of year has been reached
says a medical writer, when ali persons
should pat on flannel of proper thick.
ness, and wear an additional outside
garment in the evening air.
ONE Of the most attractive nIants in
TINS town for its Vigor and wealth ~
oloOm Is undoubtedly that Of Datura
~ me yard OF Mrs. Peter S. Collins. It
has thirty five open flowers.
THE papers down the Peninsula
Wnere Wallace's circus has exhibited
uniformly speak well of it in regard fo
us performances, the demeanoT of the
men and especially of the horses.
THE fall season of starting fires in the
stoves and furnaces is one of mora
imam usual danger. It is the mart of
wisdom to see that the Aues are ali
danger. y = - "O' III
/. u. PIERCE, boot and shoe dealer
would prompt the people not To he
snails IN getting ready for protection
against winter, especially with his
large stock of boots and shoes SO con.
Venlently at their command.
We are indebted to John T Jokes
Of wyoming, one of the representativeS |
rom TINS state at the annual meeting Of |
me Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows in |
Denver, Colorado, for copies of the re- |
port Of the Grand Sire. Grand Score.
-ary and Grand Treasurer.
MISSES MINNIE CLEMENT, X. L.Storm
Laura FAIRIES, Flo Gootee and Bertba
2 doEecker have articles on exhibition in
me Art gallery at the fair, and Misses
annie and Emma Hough, Edith Ben
ana perhaps others in the ladies de-
partment of handy-work.
IF country newspaper proprietors
we're 20 publish the names Of subscrib-
s s. VINO take, read and enjoy, and are
grained by, yet refuse to paw for their
lome papers, the reputation of most
communities for honesty would deDre-
'iaVe twenty per cent.-Ne1U York SIN.
The contractor will commence tho
york on the Town Hall tower ~, d.,
/ ne commissioners have contracted with
:haTles Risdon, of PHILADELPHIA fwbo
lved here when a boy) for the stage
cenery, who promises to give rs An
tate. P''4'0N III 'ne
-, The tail end or at least a piece of
predicted storm, reached
Iere on Thursday night. It was NOT
cry severe, there only being a mod
rately high Northeast wind accom-.
anied with heavy rain. It broke nm
friday followed by an unusual cold
7ave.
A PROCESSION of eight wagons loaded
nth phosphate from the factory of the
'eninsular Bone Fertilizer Company
'as a noticeable object yesterday as
hey strung through the town. one
tier another in close order. They he
onged to the Pratt family, three broth
RS living on adjacent farms near Black
itOn's church.
The first hop Of the season came off
lst Wednesday at the Delaware
louise, participated in by from sixteen
D twenty of our young ladies and
entlemen. In the unfinished state of
he Town Hall it could not be held
mere, and by the courtesy of Mr. Fell.
ne proprietor, it was held in the din
lg room Of the above named house.
r. q. WALLS calls attention To his
'rge new stock Of goods, Just received
ON the manufacturers. He has given {
special attention to the finer grade of
ress goods Of superior quality and
nish, which he offers at lower figures !
ian can be bought at the largest es.
lbllshment in Philadelphia, and defies
ny one to test the prices Of tho two.
A RAINY day is not good dav for
snow either to exhibit to advantage
to take in the dueats, but Wallace
Co.'s circus which passed thronOb
Re town from the cars to the tenti1g !
round this morning, made very I
Lvorable impression. No show that
as been here for some time has pre- !
snted so fine an array Of good condi-
Oned animals.
The new M. +. Sunday-School at il
layton held it's third session on SIM 0
ay last with siXty-two in attendance. C
with fogty-six on the first :
unday. Rev Herman Roe preached 2
lnday week, Rev. VIM. S. Robinson b
st Sunday and Rev. VIM. FAIRIES will c
reach next Sunday at 1880 A. NJ. An q
ection Of trustees for The church will 9
held this evening, 4
THESE are golden days, and we d
light to make the most Of them. They G
re scurrying by all to fast. Jack il
rost will soon be here with his hOary 81
antle and icy breath. driving indoors "
! but those who are Of necessity COM q
elied to brave his presence. We shall
e have two months Of the most de- S,
ghtiul Of All the twelve. Let rs en- Fl
y them while we can, and not 20 too h
r to meet Old Boreas. Let us wait b
ntil he comes to us. i ID